ABOUT ME

Name: Michael Johnathan McDonald.

Born at ST. Joseph’s hospital, in Silverlake, California, which is about two miles from downtown Los Angeles, California in March of 1966.

About Me

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I have condensed most of my public notes, public papers, and public writings into a subdirectory called ‘history.’

Life Currently: My Current G.P.A. is 3. 51 with one class left to finish.

Most of this work are parallel notes on the classes I took at Community College ( Los Angeles Valley College fall 2001- spring 2005 and The University of California, Berkeley Fall 2005 – fall 2008. During the spring of 2009, I was writing my thesis and finishing up my undergraduate courses and received eye damage from a dilated eye exam on campus. My vision has not been the same, I suffer from blurred and fish-bowl vision from all angles and distances, and all attempts at corrects have failed. I believe I received light-induced damage from excessive light exposure. I since have left school and I am practicing to read and write with my blurry-fishbowl vision. It has been extremely difficult as the school claimed an allergic reaction to the dilated eye drops which will last forever was a symptom of my bodily chemistry and that they did nothing wrong. Light induced eye damage cannot be affirmed by another standard dilated light exam but from an extensive surgery which to use high-powered microscopes to take photographs of very small surface areas from the back of the eye with die to indicated damaged nerves. this process has been known to further damage eyes as strength and duration of the slit-lamp according to the U.S. government will cause damage for a prolonged period of time. This has created a serious problem for me to have some doctors confirm my eyes as damaged.

The U. C. Berkeley Eye Center at Minor Hall claims that I will not let them help me, which is not the truth but an excuse to cover up malpractice. The graduate and overseeing doctor that gave me the exam on 26 February of 2009 did not know what they were doing. The Director of the Berkeley Eye Center said that since I was unhappy with their service I should receive a few hundred dollars and that was it. I declined. It was apparent that the Berkeley Eye Center’s director does not take a public interest into the persons that the center caters too. They know that my eyes were damaged and they will not help me, regardless of their lies which they intend I would not let them. They refused to engage in a discussion of my symptoms, and I had protested this vocally and they did not reply!

Currently:  I’m working on three papers which most possibly may be combined for my first book. However, instead of relating what authors and investigators have said about my subject, I’m doing original research which takes considerable amount of time. (02142010, UCB Campus).